Plasma Cutter SIP 05783 Built in Compressor INT300

Plasma Cutter SIP 05783 with built in compressor model INT300 is a high quality Plasma Cutter that features an internal compressor therefore you don’t need an external compressor. It is perfect for use in workshops, garages and also at home for DIY projects. Great for site work.

The Plasma Cutter SIP 05783 INT300 runs on a 230V (16A) Input Supply, and has a 10A – 25A Output Current Range. This allows it to easily cut up to 8mm or severing 10mm.

The machine features Infinitely Variable Output Settings, a Pilot ARC Function that cuts straight through paint surfaces.  This machine uses a solid, heavy-duty structure while remaining fairly lightweight (weighs 17kg).

The SIP INT300 is manufactured in Europe, and is made to an extremely high quality.

2 Year SIP Warranty

The cost of oxygen and acetylene is increasing all the time.  Plasma Cutting is an effective way to reduce your costs and increase your cutting speeds.  You won’t need to store or move dangerous cylinders any more if you are using a plasma machine.

If the plasma cutter SIP 05783 built in compressor isn’t big enough for you requirements, please see the other machines we offer  Plasma Cutter range.

Read our Safety & Welding blog for great welding information – perfect for beginners and experts in the field!

Why choose plasma over the more traditional Oxy/Fuel Cutting equipment?

Here’s a great article explaining the pros and cons of each process click here.

How does a plasma cutter work?

Please see our attached video from Millerwelds explaining the plasma process.

If you are not sure which Plasma cutter to buy, please give us a call and we can discuss all the options with you. 028 9046 0541

What is plasma cutting?

Plasma is an ionized gas that conducts electricity, and it is created by adding energy to an electrically neutral gas. The energy is electricity and the gas is typically compressed air. Both elements are combined in a chamber between an electrode and nozzle, causing the gas to become imbalanced, creating plasma gas. Air pressure forces the plasma gas through the nozzle, creating a concise constricted flow that is electrically conductive. The more energy added via the plasma cutter, the hotter the plasma arc becomes, providing more cutting capacity and efficiency.

A Plasma Cutter is used to perform cutting and gouging operations, with the average hand-held system capable of cutting a maximum metal thickness of about 1 inch.

Plasma typically requires a source for compressed air and electrical power. These are issues to consider when the application requires portability, though the reduced size and weight of plasma machines – with some smaller machines weighing about 10 kg – make them a more portable option than ever. Also, the need for electrical power is not an issue on many jobsites, where engine-driven welder/generators are commonly available.   Watch this video to see the differences between plasma cutting and oxy/fuel cutting.

Plasma Cutter SIP 05783 Built in Compressor INT300 Very Portable